Sentence examples for language qualification from inspiring English sources
Studied a four-week Teaching English as a Foreign Language qualification, Cambridge Celta.
I'm told over and over again that it is nigh on impossible to fraudulently gain an English language qualification.
You need a Tefl (teaching English as a foreign language) qualification; try www.tefl.co.uk, or I-to-I (0871 423 9941; www.onlinetefl.com), which has weekend courses from £195.
The company says it is looking for people with a Tefl (teaching English as a foreign language) qualification or a background in tourism management, "who can contribute positively to growing the country's tourism industry".
In a document outlining the reforms he blamed cuts to languages on the government's decision to end compulsory languages from 14, which has led to a reduction in the number of students opting to gain a language qualification.
Charlotte Schulze, chair, association of German Saturday Schools 5. Make these qualifications inclusive Students should be able to sit language qualification exams whether or not they have studied the language formally.
Amy holds two British Sign Language qualifications, and is a keen fund-raiser for local and national cancer charities.
Staffing resources are a particular worry, as nearly a quarter (24%) of primary schools say they have no staff with more than GCSE language qualifications.
Reading in between the lines the NAO are pointing out that colleges have possibly recruited the wrong sorts of students, those without appropriate language qualifications and the "motivation" to stick with at least two years of study.
As a recent postgraduate student, Isabelle has correctly placed her university education above her professional experience, but her A-level and language qualifications are hidden at the end of the CV.
The coalition government's focus on GCSEs and A levels as the key factors in determining school league table placings had reversed progress in establishing minority language qualifications such as Asset, he added.
